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Wellness

  1. swellness
    ‘Wellness’ Was Never About Our Well-BeingIn The Wellness Trap, Christy Harrison goes deep on a wildly profitable industry that preys on vulnerable people who just want to feel better.
    By Danielle Cohen
  2. encounter
    What If You Weren’t Scared of Your Kid Being Fat?Journalist Virginia Sole-Smith wants to change the way parents think about healthy eating.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  3. swellness
    I Tried … SolidcoreBut I didn’t sign over to the cult just yet.
    By Aiyana Ishmael
  4. first person
    The Week Before My Sons Were Born, I Lost My SmileWhen Bell’s palsy paralyzed one side of my face, I had to find other ways to express joy.
    By Elena Sheppard
  5. first person
    Outsourcing My OrgasmAn erotic massage gave me back the body I thought I’d lost.
    By Jenny Powers
  6. advice
    How Not to Make It Worse When Someone Is Having a Panic AttackYou can’t stop it, but you can provide comfort.
    By Charlotte Cowles
  7. first person
    Could I Still Be Ambitious Without My OCD?I quieted my anxious thoughts by working hard. That only made my disorder worse.
    By Rainesford Stauffer
  8. advice
    How Worried Should I Be About Aluminum in My Deodorant?It’s been found safe (though it can irritate the underarm skin).
    By Fiorella Valdesolo
  9. first person
    Confessions of a Former Morning PersonI used to wake up without a sense of dread. Now I can barely drag myself out of bed.
    By Katja Vujić
  10. first person
    My Trip to Korea Taught Me the Truth About Skin CareI’m Korean American and, for a long time, my cultural beauty practices felt like a badge of honor.
    By Rosa Jisoo Pyo
  11. swellness
    Love and Marriage and MenopauseMy hormones turned sex with my husband into a labor of love. Emphasis on the labor part.
    By Tara Ellison
  12. first person
    What Is ‘Natural Beauty,’ Anyway?Ling Ling Huang reflects on her time working in the wellness industry and the steps she’s taken toward practicing “unself-care.”
    By Ling Ling Huang
  13. health is wealth
    Do I Really Want to Know What Rectal Ozone Therapy Is?Gwyneth Paltrow’s “weirdest” wellness practice sounds … unpleasant.
    By Claire Lampen
  14. for your consideration
    Have You Tried Eating an Orange in the Shower?TikTok’s latest wellness hack.
    By Danielle Cohen
  15. ‘wellness’
    Of Course Aaron Rodgers Is Going on a ‘Darkness Retreat’It’s all part of his “era of contemplation.”
    By Olivia Truffaut-Wong
  16. h&m
    You Can Exercise at H&M NowThe retailer’s Williamsburg space wants to make you sweat.
    By Chinea Rodriguez
  17. health
    Do Greens Powders Actually Do Anything?We asked experts if buzzy supplements like Athletic Greens and Bloom really improve your health.
    By Julia Craven
  18. health
    You Might Go Through Hell for Your Post-Ozempic BodyPatients describe constant nausea and vomiting. But doctors say everyone is asking for it.
    By Devin Tomb
  19. health
    What to Know About the RSV SurgeThe common respiratory virus is back in full force.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  20. my biggest setback
    It’s Hard to Be the FirstBloomi founder Rebecca Alvarez on how history-making success doesn’t come easy — even after you already have it.
    By Danya Issawi
  21. extremely online
    Could Thin Be in Again?The 2022 body is more worryingly aspirational than ever.
    By Michelle Santiago Cortés
  22. health
    The Myth of Adrenal FatigueThe “condition” touted by the wellness industrial complex could explain everything you’re feeling — if only it were real.
    By Annaliese Griffin
  23. sobriety
    ‘No One Else Thinks I Need to Get Sober — Still, Should I?’Well, is it sobriety you’re looking for — or perfection?
    By Ana Marie Cox
  24. polio
    Here’s What We Know About Polio in New YorkExperts say this could mean hundreds of cases circulating, but the risk to vaccinated people remains low.
    By Katie Heaney
  25. explosions
    What the Hell Happened With That Fire at the Goop Store?Two men were seriously injured during a “s’mores station accident” in the Hamptons.
    By Claire Lampen
  26. health
    The Baby-Formula Shortage Could Ease by Late July44,000 pounds of Nestlé baby formula will arrive this week.
    By Bindu Bansinath and Mia Mercado
  27. ‘wellness’
    The Improbable Return of the CleanseWhy food deprivation continues to thrive — and did even in quarantine.
    By Eliza Brooke
  28. self
    This Underwear Is FDA-Cleared for Oral SexLorals are only the second product that has been authorized for protection against STIs during oral sex.
    By Mia Mercado
  29. halsey
    Halsey Opens Up About Recent Health StrugglesThe singer shared their recent diagnoses, including Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  30. q&a
    What It’s Like Living With (and Writing About) PMDDChloe Caldwell on her new memoir, The Red Zone, how to talk about periods, and finding community on Reddit.
    By Katie Heaney
  31. covid-19
    Will Some of Us Social Distance Forever?In a new study, 13 percent of respondents say they plan “no return” to pre-COVID activities even when the pandemic ends.
    By Katie Heaney
  32. ‘wellness’
    Former Goop Exec Says She Swore Off CleansesElise Loehnen says she was “not in a healthy relationship with my body” when she left the company two years ago.
    By Danielle Cohen
  33. self
    How I Cured My IBSThe disorder is notoriously incurable. But relief might be more possible than you think.
    By Charlotte Shane
  34. A Wellness Trailblazer’s Guide to Getting Through the DayTen items that help Lauren Ash, founder of Black Girl in Om, calm the chaos.
    By Julia Gómez Kramer
  35. health
    4 Apps for Developing a Healthier Relationship With FoodWhile programs like Noom encourage calorie counting, these expert-recommended apps can help you become a more mindful eater.
    By Nina Braca
  36. science of us
    Do Kids Really Need Stress-Relief Toys?The mental-health industrial complex comes to the kids’ aisle.
    By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
  37. peloton
    Peloton’s Severance Package Includes … Free Fitness Classes?The company is giving laid-off employees a year’s worth of classes to ease the transition.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  38. first person
    I Didn’t Start Weight Lifting Because I Wanted to Be StrongI was still obsessed with dieting. But eventually, I saw what I’d been missing.
    By Casey Johnston
  39. dry january
    Will Nonalcoholic Cocktails Actually Help Me Drink Less?My attempt to make dry January seem a little less dry.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  40. self
    The Fantasy of TikTok’s Healthy-Eating VideosWhat makes the app’s easy recipes so appealing?
    By Syeda Khaula Saad
  41. health
    Is the Pain All in My Head?A new treatment called pain-reprocessing therapy promises to cure chronic pain — but maybe not for everyone.
    By Eleanor Cummins
  42. self
    Will We Ever Escape ‘Before’ and ‘After’ Photos?I’m already preparing myself for the deluge of January “weight-loss transformations” on Instagram.
    By Isle McElroy
  43. No, You Don’t Have to Hate Your New Year’s Workout PlanYou Don’t Have to Hate Your New Year’s Workout Plan
    By Advertiser
  44. q&a
    Where Did Fitness Culture Come From?Danielle Friedman’s book investigates women’s influence on exercise, from the leotard to the birth of the coed gym.
    By Maggie Lange
  45. wellness theories
    Bella Hadid and Jen Batchelor Know Wellness Is a Work in Progress“You’re not going to be the No. 1 health guru, 24/7, every single day of your life.”
    By Daise Bedolla
  46. health
    The Pandemic Has Spiked Our Blood PressureAnd the effects of stress could impact our health for years to come.
    By Bindu Bansinath
  47. self
    Would You Share Your Frozen Eggs?For some women, planning for the future means co-creating someone else’s present.
    By Anna Louie Sussman
  48. hot bod
    The Absurd Fitness I Didn’t Know I NeededThe class asks me to move like a dolphin, and guess what? I do.
    By Maggie Lange
  49. wellness
    Do I Need to Be Worried About COVID Hair Loss, Too?What people are most likely experiencing is a condition called telogen effluvium.
    By Daniela Morosini
  50. wellness
    Patti LaBelle’s Self-Care Routine Includes PiesLilies, shiny floors, and therapy are all ways LaBelle remains stress-free.
    By Asia Milia Ware
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